Microsoft Copilot received Ukrainian language support in Microsoft 365
08.05.24
Microsoft Corporation announced the addition of Ukrainian language support to Copilot for Microsoft 365. Ukrainian is one of the 16 languages added to the service. Copilot for Microsoft 365 combines the power of Large Language Models (LLM) with Microsoft 365 business data and applications.
Microsoft 365 apps are localized to the user’s language based on the apps’ settings. To use the Ukrainian language, users can set the desired language in various programs (Microsoft Teams, Word, PowerPoint or Excel, Microsoft365.com, Bing.com).
Copilot integrates into Microsoft 365 in two ways: built into Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams Excel, etc. For example, Copilot simplifies the process of taking meeting notes by automatically summarizing discussions, action items, and key points.
With the tool, users can convert written content from Word documents into PowerPoint presentations and offer personalized content based on user prompts. Copilot in Outlook.com helps you create and reply to emails.
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